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 1      I, 1pref|    from our more civilised waters by a certain stigma which
 2      I, 1pref|  blows is the angry North. Waters melt only by fires; their
 3      I, 13   |  to fire, and the Muses to waters, and the Great Mother to
 4     II, 22   |   and in earth, and in the waters, He declared also the reasons,
 5     IV, 20   | WITH MOSES' COMMAND OF THE WATERS OF THE RED SEA AND THE JORDAN.
 6     IV, 20   |    in the concourse of its waters the chivalry of Egypt is
 7     IV, 20   |   its stream; how that its waters from above stood still,
 8     IV, 20   |    psalmist, "is upon many waters." When He disperses its
 9     IV, 20   |   he says, "Scattering the waters in His passage." When at
10     IV, 26   | beginning hovered upon the waters. Whose kingdom shall I wish
11     IV, 39   |    Thou shalt disperse the waters with thy step; the deep